Need For Adjustment Of Weights Of Hogs Marketed
Officials propose lowering hog weight ranges for bacon and select grades to 180–220 pounds at farm and 150–230 pounds for butcher grade amid market shifts. The change aims to improve product quality and export viability while preserving some flexibility for future adjustments.
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Wiltshire
Hog grade comparisons Between Canada and Denmark
A chart compares official hog grades in Canada and Denmark. It notes the Select Bacon equivalent in Denmark carries a 15 pound spread from 185 to 200 pounds while Canada shows a 40 pound spread. Danish grades lack under 130 and over 230 pound ranges and apply price discounts beyond standard limits. The note adds the world’s earliest farmers lived in the New Stone Age about 10 000 years ago.
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Canada
Denmark
Murder of two missionaries in China shocks Glendale
Mrs. Victoria Miller of Glendale California is reported dead along with another missionary after a Chinese attack in Yamanfu. Authorities say the women were slain in their sleep by hatchet blows, allegedly delivered by discharged servants.
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Victoria Miller
Glendale
Calif
Yamanfu
China
Market In the Orient: Asia as key to world marketing
Vancouver Sun publisher R. J. Cromie told the Advertising Club of Montreal that Asia remains untapped and market forces must target it. He urged bankers to stabilize silver or provide reliable Asiatic currency to revive global buying power and lift world business mood through international action.
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Asia
R. J. Cromie
The
Vancouver Sun
Advertising Club of
Montreal
China
India
Europe
United States
Canada
Mr. Cromie
Copper Ore Types in Canada Highlight Sulphide Deposits
Canadian sources host several copper ore varieties, including native copper, but only sulphide ores hold commercial value. Sulphide deposits dominate production and development efforts across major mining regions in the country.
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Canada
Community Doctor Services Praised In Western Canada Report
A Washington report notes rapid development of stockraising among Indians in western provinces and highlights Saskatchewan rural doctors funded by public money. It cites 20 000 cattle, 3 000 to 4 000 yearly sales, and calf crops of 6 000 to 7 000. It also covers municipal doctors with average salaries around 4 000 and better net incomes under public funding.
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Western Provinces
W. M. Graham
Regina
Brandon
Calgary
Saskatchewan
C. Rufus Rorem
Washington
Manitoba
Rorem
Dominion of Canada
Samite
Rovem
Demand for better beef boosts producer profits in cattle market
The Dominion Department of Agriculture notes strong demand for well finished young cattle around 900 to 950 pounds live weight with dressing out about 525 pounds. Finishing quality directly translates to money for producers. Spruce and balsam cone descriptions distinguish the species for pulp manufacture. The spruce cones hang down while balsam fir cones stand upright. The human body is 60 percent water.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Cunard Line shows giant liner under construction with named officials
The Cunard Line announces its new steamship 1013 feet long. Sir Samuel Cunard, founder, is pictured along with current chairman Sir Percy Bates and Canadian director R. W. Reford. Buildings in Toronto and Montreal are noted for height to illustrate scale.
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Cunard Steamship
Cunard
Sir Samuel Cunard
Halifax
N.S
Cunnard Line
Percy Bates, Bart
R. W. Kelord
Montreal
British Wheat Quota Proposal At Ottawa Conference
London Daily Express foresees Britain's plan to grant Canadian wheat quota in exchange for a Canadian market for British anthracite coal. The scheme would require at least 15 percent British flour in bread and aims to avoid last year's fiasco. Canada would be offered a wheat quota as part of imperial talks.
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Ottawa
London Daily Express
Canada
First Woman Flier Madam Tibe Aboard Gustave Balloon
The first female aeronaut Madam Tibe or Thible joined painter Fleurant on the Gustave balloon. It ascended at Lyons France on June 4 1784 in the presence of the French royal family and the King of Sweden. The event sparked questions about danger and a remark about a fault or operator’s cost in Madrid.
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Madam Tibe Or Thible
Fleurant
Gustave
Lyons
France
Sweden
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Lamots
West
Percy E Bates, Bart
Gb.e
C R. W. Reford, Esq
Cunard Line
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Ont
Sun Life Assurance of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Britain
Dominion
Gutierrz
Madrid